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It began somewhere in the fear based thought processes of primitive man. We are afraid of what we don't understand, by nature

Every group in the history of the world has been a victim of racism at some points. Yes, even Anglo-Saxons. People don't like things different from themselves, and a different race means different physical features and beliefs.

a red bug was bitten by a green bug. The next time the red bug saw a green bug, it ran for its little life, leaving the innocent green bug who wanted only to play scratching its head in dismay and disappointment.

When people started seeing each other differently.

It started when people started exploring other lands and saw people who lived differently (usually more simply) than they (the explorers) did, so the natives they encountered were considered "inferior".

Jews caused racism, as Jews cause all evil.

feelings of superiority and wants?

I am not trying to be racist but i think Americans as in Whites.

Sorry i offend yall!

it's all your fault.

fear